Oppo A77T with 16MP front camera gets TENAA certification

A new Oppo smartphone, called OPPO A77T, has been found listed on TENAA, a Chinese certification website. The listing not only has images of the phone, but it also carries the detailed specifications of the device.

As per TENAA listing, The Oppo A77T features a 5.5-inch full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) display and is fueled by a 2GHz Octa-Core processor. The motorola parts comes with 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of internal storage, which can be further expandable up to 128GB with a microSD card. The smartphone runs on Android 7.1.1 Nougat operating system and gets its strength from the 3115mAh battery.

On the camera front, the OPPO A77T has a 13-megapixel rear camera and a good 16-megapixel front-facing camera for selfies and video chats. Besides, the smartphone offers 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n), Bluetooth 4.1, and GPS. The handset measures 153.3 x 75.9 x 7.4 mm and weighs 148 grams. As per the listing, the phone comes with Gravity sensor, distance sensor, light sensor and will be available in Gold, Rose gold and black colours.

To recall, earlier this month, Oppo unveiled A77 smartphone in Taiwan last month priced at NTD 10990 which is approximately Rs 23,414. The Oppo A77 features a metal unibody design and a 5.5-inch Full HD (1080 x 1280 pixels) display. It is fueled by a MediaTek MT6750T octa-core 1.5GHz processor. The smartphone comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, which can be further expandable with a microSD card. The phone runs on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow ColorOS 3.0 operating system and is juiced by a 3200mAh battery. There's also a fingerprint sensor embedded into the home button.

On the camera front, the OPPO A77 has a 13-megapixel rear camera with f/2.2 aperture, PDAF, LED Flash and a 16-megapixel front-facing with camera f/2.0 aperture with Beauty 4.0 and Portrait Mode. for selfies and video chats. Besides, the motorola replacement parts will offer hybrid dual-SIM support, 4G, Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n), Bluetooth, and GPS. It has a thickness of just 7.3mm and weighs 153grams.

Do you know how to refurbish Samsung S7 Edge screen

Not only users, even technicians of repairing and refurbishing have headaches. A Little mistake can ruin the whole screen. Then you will need to bear a lot! One day when you overcome this issue and well grasp this skill, we could say that you’re the best! If you’re ready to refurbish, the below may help you.

Step 1. Separate the glass from the LCD screen.

Set the frozen separator machine to -140℃ put the LCD screen into the machine with the glass face down for the 30s. Then use the pry piece separate the glass from LCD screen.

Step 2. Remove the LCD adhesive.

Remove the LCD with the non-dust cloth dipped the cleaning agent also you can use a plastic card.

Step 3. Laminate the OCA.

Laminate the OCA manually with the roller and then put in the bubble removing machine to remove bubbles. (Before laminating you should make sure there are no dust on the LCD surface)

Step 4. Laminate the LCD screen

Put the LCD in a mold, tear off the LCD protective film, align the glass to the LCD and put it in the laminate machine. (You should make sure no dust on the glass before laminating)

Step 5. Remove the bubbles in the LCD screen

Put the LCD screen into the bubble removing machine again, when taking it out you will find it looks like a new one.

To read the orgianl article please visit https://www.etradesupply.com/blog/how-to-refurbish-samsung-edge-screen/

LG V30 Launch to Be Held Ahead of IFA 2017

Last month, leaked LG V30 mockups suggested that the smartphone could possibly feature a secondary slide-out display and now the handset has been tipped to launch in September this year. The LG V30 will reportedly be unveiled right ahead of IFA 2017 event, which will kick off in Berlin on September 1.

According to a report by South Korean news website ETNews, for the first time for a handset in its V-Series, LGwill be launching the V30 Mobile phone parts ahead of IFA 2017 event in Germany. Apart from this, LG is also planning to hold pre-order sales for V30 in South Korea, which will also be a first for any phone from V-Series, in an attempt to promote V30, as per the report.

LG has been tipped to hold pre-order sales for "about a week or two" via three South Korean mobile network providers after the launch event of V30. ETNews has suggested that the smartphone will be officially released in South Korea during September. Notably, the report has not mentioned whether there will be pre-order sales for other markets as well.

The South Korean news website says that LG V30 is expected to be priced by the company around "latter end of KRW 800,000 (roughly Rs. 45,200)." As per the report, LG V30 comes with a near bezel-less design just like the company's current flagship LG G6 and will feature a dual-camera setup at the back just like its predecessor LG V20. The smartphone has been suggested to house a 3200mAh battery as well. It has been tipped to be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC and come with IP68 water and dust resistance rating.

In audio department, LG V30 has been suggested to come with ESS' new Quad DAC, which should allow it to deliver impressive performance. Notably, the phone has been tipped to retain the 3.5mm audio jack as well. Finally, LG V30 is expected to be offered in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB storage options.

To recall, LG has previously been tipped to use OLED display on LG V30 and "old-ish" mockups have suggested that the early designs of the Mobile phone replacement Parts included a slide-out secondary display as well.

As these are just leaks, we would advise you to take this information with a pinch of salt on the side and wait for the official information from the company.

OnePlus Just Showed Samsung & Apple How It’s Done

Look at the specs, the industrial design, the attention to detail… the camera. Stacked up, everything appears to look VERY expensive. Like, iPhone/Galaxy S8 expensive. But it isn’t. The OnePlus costs £450.

Let’s just take that in for a second: a screen repair , with brilliant specs and a great design, will go on sale on June 27 for £450 – almost half what the new iPhone 8 will cost when it joins the party in September.

So, if you value your money but also like high-end technology, the OnePlus 5 is kind of a no-brainer; it has better specs than the iPhone 7, similar performance attributes to both that phone and the Galaxy S8, great styling, and it costs a lot less.

I know, I know – we say this every year: OnePlus is cheap, so very, very cheap compared to the more traditional players in the space. But this year it is slightly different; OnePlus has sorted out the camera – and that is a big deal.

“We design each of our flagship smartphones with premium quality in mind, both on the inside and outside, and we are happy to continue our long history of working with Qualcomm Technologies by selecting the Snapdragon 835 for its ability to drive a truly premium smartphone experience in the OnePlus 5,” said Kyle Kiang, global head of marketing, OnePlus. “It's optimized functionality and top-notch performance is a perfect fit for our mantra to never settle for second-best experiences in our products.”

There are other issues to consider, however, when buying a OnePlus handset, chief among them OnePlus’ well documented sub-par customer service. If you can get past this – either through insurance or by picking up a network-branded handset – you're in for a treat, though.

This, at least, to me, looks to be the phone OnePlus has been trying to make since day one. It appears to have it all: specs, performance, design and, finally, a camera that can compete with Apple and Samsung’s efforts.

Here’s what Qualcomm had to say about the new OnePlus 5:

“We’re pleased that OnePlus has selected the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 Mobile Platform to power their upcoming premium flagship Smartphone parts , delivering some of the most advanced and immersive user experiences possible,” said Alex Katouzian, senior vice president and general manager, mobile, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

“It also enables support for next-generation entertainment experiences and connected cloud services.”

iPhone 6S melts in direct sunlight

Some parts of the world are currently boiling.

Why, some smaller jets can't even land at or takeoff from Phoenix Airport because it's 120 degrees. In the UK, of course, a heatwave is anything over 70. Brits begin to burn at that temperature.

Still, it seems that one Apple customer didn't quite appreciate that her iPhone 6S might also be susceptible to a little sunstroke when it's 86 degrees outside.

As CornwallLive reports, an unnamed woman discovered this to her cost. Her etradesupply specialist, Dave Tech Guy, told CornwallLive: "It was a girl who had been out walking, had stopped for lunch, and the phone was on the top of her bag." Where it reportedly sat for an hour.

Of course Dave Tech Guy isn't his real name. It's David Gilmore. He posted images of the iPhone to his Facebook page on Tuesday. They are, indeed, gruesome. "The sun was strong enough to heat up the screen so much it melted the screen connectors," he said on Facebook.

The consequences were painful. "It's the worst damage of this sort I've seen," Gilmore told CornwallLive. He said even the camera had melted. He believes the phone to be unsalvageable.

Neither Apple nor Gilmore immediately responded to requests for comment.

Apple support pages suggest that 32 degrees is the minimum and 95 degrees is the maximum temperature of tolerance for iOS devices.

"Leaving the device in direct sunlight for an extended period of time," is not a good idea, the support pages explain.

Moreover, iPhones normally offer a warning on the screen that they're getting a little too hot.

Still, if this phone is indeed a write-off, it's a painful way to learn.

Please remember, therefore, keep your cell phone replacement out of the sun. And no, slathering sunscreen on it won't help.